This episode explores the evolution and characteristics of Scandinavian social democracy, contrasting it with Christian democracy (covered in episode 6). It delves into the historical context, key…
SummaryIn this episode, Dr. Heath Carter discusses the category of Christian nationalism, its historical roots in American religious and political life, and why the term may be unhelpful for…
SummaryIn this episode, we explore the rich history and core principles of Christian democracy in Italy, its roots in Catholic social thought, and its influence on European integration and modern…
SummaryThis episode explores the rich tradition of the Catholic Worker Movement, Christian anarchism, and the integration of Catholic social teaching into contemporary social and economic practices.…
The Economy Belongs In The Moral SphereLessons from Italy’s Civil Economy TraditionExplore a rich historical tradition rooted in Catholic social thought that envisions the economy as embedded in moral…
SummaryIn this episode, Laura Segafredo and Tony Annett engage with Matt Orsagh to discuss the future of economics beyond neoclassical frameworks, focusing on the concepts of post-growth and…
In the latest episode of the Moral Revolution podcast, we dive deep into a crisis that challenges the very foundation of human survival: climate change. Beyond policy debates and technological…
SummaryIn this episode, Dr. Simon Unger of Princeton Theological Seminary discusses the complex history of fascism in Europe, its origins, relationship with the church, and its lasting impact on…
SummaryThis episode explores the origins and impact of neoliberalism, tracing its development from the 1970s to today. It discusses economic shifts, policy changes, and their effects on democracy,…
SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Laura Segafredo, Tony Annett, and guest Aniket Shah explore the multifaceted implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on our society, the economy, morality,…
